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Identifying and evaluating barriers for healthcare waste management: an integrated approach
The World Health Organization (WHO) identified healthcare waste as highly infectious and threatening the environment and human health. India's current healthcare waste management system has certain limitations, which lead to ineffective waste handling practices. So, proper healthcare waste treatment is becoming mandatory for the environment and safety. Healthcare waste management (HCWM) requires efficient collection and segregation of waste for proper disposal. The paper approaches the healthcare sector's issues and challenges in treating and managing healthcare waste. Interpretive structural modelling (ISM) was used to find the design requirements, which were transferred to QFD for prioritising. Results from ISM and QFD indicated that government support and policies, awareness, training and workshops, high priority to waste management issues, and support of top authorities have significant implications on people and society. This analysis will provide a result that will help the stakeholders implement healthcare waste management.
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IJPQM is a fully refereed journal covering strategies, techniques and tools for productivity and quality management and improvement in 21st century manufacturing and service organisations. New productivity and quality management ideas, results and experiences are welcomed by IJPQM. Productivity and quality are an integral component of organisations’ operational strategies. Productivity continues to play an important role both at the macro and micro levels. At micro-level, firms continue to use productivity as a performance measure to benchmark against the best-in-class companies with the objective of identifying best practices.
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